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Do EMF-blocking products work? Separating helpful from hype
Nothing but ‘net. Electromagnetic fields are all around us — power lines and household appliances produce extremely low frequency EMFs,…
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‘DoctorEMF’ wants you to unplug lamps, routers to preserve health
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. — Russell Kort generated a lot of buzz at last weekend’s Biohackers World conference — and not…
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Excessive phone and screen use tied to manic symptoms in pre-teens: study
A recent study from the University of California, San Francisco, indicates that pre-teens with greater exposure to certain types of…
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Long Island teen Connor Kasin dies after suffering medical episode during charity hockey game
A Long Island teen has died after losing consciousness on the ice during a charity hockey game in honor of…
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Doctor reveals 5 concerning symptoms that may mean colon cancer
With colorectal cancer rates rising among young people, it’s important to know the signs that may indicate colon cancer. About…
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Space heater could cause erythema ab igne, doctor warns
When it comes to heating your home this winter, don’t make any rash decisions. Dr. Charles Puza, a board-certified NYC dermatologist,…
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Doctor reveals how to prevent and manage headaches, migraines
There are headaches — and then there’s the kind of head pain that makes you want to crawl under the…
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How to tell if you have ‘dead butt syndrome’ — how to avoid it
You will have hit rock bottom. Does your booty feel like it’s falling asleep? You could have “dead butt syndrome,”…
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Eye doctor reveals sunglasses tips after TikToker’s warning
Don’t take this advice lightly. A world-renowned ophthalmologist is offering tips for selecting and wearing sunglasses after a TikToker shared…
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Tech
What is ‘iPhone finger’ — and how dangerous is it?
It’s handy to know what your iPhone is doing to your digits. Techies and smartphone users fear that their mobile…
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